Rutgers, Before the Leaves Drop.
When the sun sets and the moon rises, most people prepare to shut down. However, there are those who find the night more alive and start their “daily” grind in the hours when most people are asleep. Rutgers, WHILE YOU SLEEP showcases photos around the Rutgers campuses during nighttime. A time where some of us fail to notice the beauty of our surroundings. A time where we rush to get back home or return to our dorm rooms.
The next time you’re out at night, I encourage you to observe your surroundings with fresh eyes and try to see the beauty of the evening.
“I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.” – Vincent Van Gogh
Skelley Field, Cook/Douglass Recreation Center and Cook Student Center.
The new Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health building.
Hill Center bus stop.
The moon and stars over the Rutgers University Golf course on Busch Campus.
Rutgers bus at Busch Student Center.
Now approaching, Student Activities Center.
Front view of the Douglass Student Center with light trails from cars.
Beam of light from a car at the College Hall bus stop.
Symmetry at Livingston’s Yellow Lot.
The Big 250 and Rutgers Business School.
“Night time is really the best time to work. All the ideas are there to be yours because everyone else is asleep.” – Catherine O’Hara
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